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good stuff. I use a simple technique that wasn't covered: cost / benefit ratio. Rate items on cost (dev, op, etc) and benefits (rev, profit, users, etc) on a 1
by jpadkins 11y ago
good stuff. I use a simple technique that wasn't covered: cost / benefit ratio. Rate items on cost (dev, op, etc) and benefits (rev, profit, users, etc) on a 1 to 10 scale. Items with a high cost/benefit ratio go to the top of the backlog.
You can do a more complex version to account for variability in confidence in your scoring.
- rgbrenner 11y agosounds like the 'value vs cost' method, which was covered
- jpadkins 11y agoyup. you are right.
- dzacarias 11y agoThanks for the feedback! I think what you describe is a specific instance of Value vs Cost, which is one of the covered techniques. Value (i.e. benefits) can mean whatever you need to evaluate at a given point in time.